Whakautu i nga Reta Tuku Mai.
Kia "Arapeta Potae": Ko nga nupepa ki a koe, ka tukua atu kia Hohepa G. Peka. Kia "Hone Waipapa": Ko te utu mo Te Korimako i te tau, e 4 hereni; mo te haawhe-tau, e 2 hereni. Kia " Hare Abunuku " : Ko to panui mo te matenga o Hunia Pohoiwi, e kore e aliei te ta ki roto i te nupepa, notemea, he tikanga no mua iho, me tapiri ki etabi hua koroi. Kia " Nepe Te Apatu" : E hoa, kotahi ano putanga atu o te nupepa i roto i te marama. Kia " Whititera Te Waiatua," o Ohinemutu, me " Tautini," o Kohanga, Waikato : He whakaatu tena kia mohio korua, mo a korua reta i tuku mai ki Te Korimako, kihai i taea te whakauru, notemea tae rawa mai kua kapi nga wharangi o te nupepa.
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Korimako, Issue 48, 15 January 1886, Page 10
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139Whakautu i nga Reta Tuku Mai. Korimako, Issue 48, 15 January 1886, Page 10
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